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Artist News
Shakespears Sister reform (in a way)
By CMU Editorial | Published on Friday 13 November 2009
Right, Chris CMU is no longer allowed near the office music controls. One day he plays – apropos of nothing – a Shakespears Sister track, the next day a gig and new album is announced. Who knows where that sort of thing could end.
Anyway, Shakespears Sister have reformed. Well, Siobhan Fahey is using the name again, anyway. The other half of the duo, Marcella Detriot, is staying well away, though the new album, ‘Songs From The Red Room’, will feature a number of collaborations with other folks, such as Whitey, Jagz Kooner, Death In Vegas and Terry Hall.
Fahey will perform live as Shakespears Sister for the first time in fifteen years at The Hoxton Underbelly in London in 20 Nov. The album will be released on 30 Nov.
